HDMI - HDMI gettting fuzzy display on HDTV.


  1. crimson
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    HDMI - HDMI gettting fuzzy display on HDTV.


    I have the GTX 560 connected to a 1080p HDTV. Getting fuzzy picture in Windows environment.
    Last edited by crimson; 29 Sep 2011 at 09:22.
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  3. Schroff87
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    Tried new cable? Fiddled around with the options in the control panel? Left nvvsvc.exe and nvxdsync.exe alone?Latest drivers? Not sitting too close to the TV?
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  4. crimson
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    Everything is set to 1080p. Tried connecting with HDMI - DVI cable to DVI port on card. Same exact results.


    Schroff87 said:
    Tried new cable? Fiddled around with the options in the control panel? Left nvvsvc.exe and nvxdsync.exe alone?Latest drivers? Not sitting too close to the TV?
    Don't worry. I reported your abusive remarks from the other thread.
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  6. NeuBreed
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    have you found a fix for this yet? I have a 560Ti and i'm have the same issue with the fuzzy picture via HDMI on my Vizio E320VT.
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  7. hanomajstor
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    I think you must buy a GOLD PLATED HDMI cable, some say it has a better signal
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  8. DavidE
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    Is ClearType Text turned on, and have you tuned it?

    To get to this feature, in the Start Search Box type ClearType, and select "Adjust ClearType text".

    HTH
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  10. MrNeeds
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    It's not an issue with the HDMI cable, you could use the same cable with anything and it'll be clear, the issue is that the screen is out of phase with the refresh rate of the PC, simple fix is to play about with the resolution settings within the nvidia control panel and see what yields the best results for you, another way is to lower the resolution and scale it up with the onboard scaling options on your PC
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